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You are using Microsoft Test Manager (MTM).
You need to develop test cases that trace to a set of requirements.
What should you do?
A. Add the requirements as test step attachments.
B. Add links from the test cases to the requirements.
C. Add links from the test suite to the requirements.
D. Add the requirements as test case attachments.
Correct Answer: B
Explanation/Reference:
Linking tests to use cases
If you are using Test Manager to design and run your tests, you can organize your tests under requirement, use case, or user story work items. You can link these work items to use cases in your model. This enables you to quickly trace requirements changes to the tests, and helps you track the progress of each use case.
To link tests to a use case
1. In Test Manager, create a requirement and base a test suite on it.
The requirement that you create is a work item in Team
Foundation Server. It might be a User Story, Requirement, or Use Case work item, depending on the process template that your project uses with Team
Foundation. For more information, see Track work with Visual Studio ALM and
TFS.
2. Link the requirement work item to one or more use cases in your model.
In a use case diagram, right-click a use case and then click Link to Work Item.
3. Add to the test suite, test cases that verify the use cases.
Reference: Developing Tests from a Model
